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Where does your job rank among nation’s most stressful? 

Every job has its share of stress, whether it's tight deadlines, long hours or life-or-death situations—but some have more than others. 

Traditional 4% rule of retirement spending returns 

Retirees walloped by high inflation and volatile stock and bond markets are getting some good news: The 4% spending rule—or something close to it—is back.

H&E sells its earthmoving distributorship in Louisiana

H&E Equipment Services Inc. today announced an agreement to sell its Komatsu earthmoving distribution business to Houston-based Waukesha-Pearce Industries LLC.

Shoppers, diners frustrated as businesses stick with reduced hours 

Before the pandemic, consumers had gotten accustomed to instant gratification: packages and groceries delivered...

Dunham football to co-star with LSU in feature film ‘The Mascot’

When Baton Rouge’s Dunham Tigers take on the St. Charles Catholic Comets today at...

Woman’s Hospital pays $2.3M to gain full ownership of two parcels

Woman's Hospital has bought out the remaining private ownership interest in two properties on its campus for a combined $2.3 million
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LSU researchers create new flood prediction model for hurricanes

When Hurricane Florence made landfall in North Carolina as a Category 1 storm in...

Where to shop for local artists’ wares during holidays

There’s no gift quite as special or one of a kind as art. Whether...

PSC race draws national spotlight courtesy of climate change

The election for a seat on Louisiana’s Public Service Commission has gained national attention as major utility companies and outside political action committees pour hundreds of thousands of dollars into the race.

LSU indoor and outdoor tracks getting some TLC ahead of 2023 seasons

LSU athletics has contracted with GeoSurfaces Inc. to make repairs and upgrades to its...